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Industrial Designers “Re-frame Problems as Opportunities”

According to Milton Glaser, an industrial designer, “the good is the enemy of the great. Industrial designers look at a product that seems “good” and they think about how they can make it better. Some…

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Virtual Reality Transforming Construction Engineering & Design

According to Sonetic Corporation, the main trends for 2018 in construction engineering include cloud computing, data, mobile apps, virtual reality design, holographic headsets, thermal imaging, construction exoskeletons, engineering living materials, autonomous equipment and the Internet…

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Real Time Green Screen Technology Coming to iPhone

A New Generation of Green Screen Users News organizations have used “green screen” technology for decades. The most common example is the weather report. In television studios, reporters stand in front of a green (or…

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Robotic Insects & the Flight of the Bumblebee

Remember The Tale of Tsar Saltan, Op. 57 the Flight of the Bumble Bee? Have a listen to The Flight of the Bumblebee while you’re reading this article! Strange Times Call for Strange Measures Who would have…

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Artificial Intelligence & Cutting Edge Automotive Technology

Who would ever imagine that automobiles could be redesigned to be nearly unrecognizable?

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Electric Aviation Propulsion Nascent in the Private Jet Sector

Shrinking Carbon Footprints in Aviation The very idea of electric aviation seems absurd. But the same was said for decades about alternative energy sources, such as wind and solar. Today, in many ways, electric aviation…

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Productive Architecture: Earth-Friendly, Energy-Efficient

The Most Exciting Architecture Today An article on Thought Co., “Build to Save Energy,” states that the most exciting structures being built today are “energy-efficient, sustainable, and thoroughly green.” Interesting projects include building solar homes,…

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What Famous Ancient Structures Would Cost to Build Today

BigRentz recently broke down the materials, features, and equipment costs needed to recreate famous ancient structures like the Colosseum or the Great Wall of China. The Taj Mahal’s marble dome alone, for instance, would cost a whopping $2.6…

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HP’s Metal Jet Printer Will Revolutionize the Auto Industry

After the grand success of its Multi Jet Fusion 3D printer, Hewlett Packard has launched a new commercial 3D printing platform called the Metal Jet. The printing platform was launched on Sept. 10 at the…

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Tempest: Britain’s Next-Gen Stealth Fighter

The U.K. is investing $2.65 billion to become the first nation in the world to have a fleet of hi-tech unmanned fighter jets. A full-size model of the U.K.’s proposed next-generation jet fighter, called “Tempest,”…

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Industrial Designers “Re-frame Problems as Opportunities”

Virtual Reality Transforming Construction Engineering & Design

Real Time Green Screen Technology Coming to iPhone

Robotic Insects & the Flight of the Bumblebee

Artificial Intelligence & Cutting Edge Automotive Technology

Electric Aviation Propulsion Nascent in the Private Jet Sector

Productive Architecture: Earth-Friendly, Energy-Efficient

What Famous Ancient Structures Would Cost to Build Today

HP’s Metal Jet Printer Will Revolutionize the Auto Industry

Tempest: Britain’s Next-Gen Stealth Fighter

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